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First the asteroid would come, slamming into the earth just north of the Montana border, followed by earthquakes, tsunamis, and unending night. And after that . . . Hell. Astronomer Marty Chittenden is the first to recognize the approaching doom--a discovery that makes him a marked man. Green Beret Jack Forrest knows the catastrophe is inevitable, and begins stockpiling an abandoned missile silo with supplies while gathering together a small community of men, women, and children he prays can survive the apocalypse. Then disaster strikes. In an instant the world they know ends forever, transformed into a nightmare realm of eternal darkness. Soon the few remaining humans are transformed as well, becoming savage things--raping, pillaging, and devouring their own. And the time is approaching when Forrest and his people will have to leave their underground "Noah's Ark" to face a shattered world and the unspeakable terrors that dwell there--in desperate pursuit of one slim hope of survival . . . called Hawaii.

Author Biography

Thomas Koloniar is a former police officer from Akron, Ohio. He now lives in Mexico. Cannibal Reign is his first novel.

Review

"Very well written for a first novel and the basic concept definitely produces a page turner. The overall feel is of high adventure with a moderate amount of tension, where you are never quite sure what is going to happen next . . . Recommended." -- SF Revu online magazine"Cannibal Reign is a scary, nonstop thrill ride into the dark hearts of man, shot through with the souls of those that refuse to surrender to the dark. I loved this book, and fans of post apocalyptic fiction and thrillers should not miss it!" -- My Bookish Ways, urban fantasy blog"You'll run the full gamut of emotions . . . the psychological implications are haunting. And you'll be thinking of this book for a long while after you set it down and go on to another. " -- Journey of a Bookseller, review blog"A gripping story . . . a chilling, frightening tale that was hard to put down." -- Suzanne Johnson, Preternatura, speculative fiction blog"What makes Thomas Koloniar's superb thriller work is the focus is on good people trying to survive in bad times . . . this is an exhilarating tale of life before and after a NEO crash rivaling what happened to the dinosaurs." -- Alternative Worlds, sci-f/fantasy review site

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"You'll run the full gamut of emotions . . . the psychological implications are haunting. And you'll be thinking of this book for a long while after you set it down and go on to another. "

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